International Organization of Securities Commissions

    Trade Repositories: Global Market Transparency Not Yet A Reality

    By Editors | 08/04/2014

    GreySpark Partners consultant Malavika Shekar explores the options that could greatly enhance the usefulness of trade repository data and make the G20 commitment to market transparency a reality.

    IOSCO Examines Prudential Standards in Securities Sector

    By Editors | 13/03/2014

    The International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) has issued a consultation paper that compares the prudential capital frameworks for securities companies in different parts of the world.

    IOSCO Consults on Revisions to Code for Credit Rating Agencies

    By Editors | 11/02/2014

    International Organisation of Securities Commission (IOSCO) has called for enhanced provisions in the code of conduct for credit rating agencies.

    IOSCO Issues Report on Risks and Benefits of Financial Return Crowd-Funding

    By Editors | 06/02/2014

    The Research Department of the International Organization of Securities Commissions has published a paper that highlights risks associated with the fast-growing crowd-funding industry.

    Australian Regulator Examines Risks Posed By Complex Products

    By Editors | 03/02/2014

    The Australian Securities and Investments Commission released a new report reviewing the risks posed by complex products and how it will work to regulate them.

    IOSCO Issues Recommendations on Protection of Client Assets

    By Editors | 29/01/2014

    The International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) has released a final report on client asset protection to guide regulators in the supervision of intermediaries holding client assets.

    IOSCO Gains 100th MMoU Signatory in Fight Against Financial Misconduct

    By Editors | 26/01/2014

    The Indonesian Financial Services Authority has become the 100th signatory to the IOSCO Multilateral Memorandum of Understanding (MMoU) on cooperation and exchange of information.

    Regulators to Identify Further ‘Systematically Important’ Financial Institutions

    By Editors | 09/01/2014

    Regulators are looking to complement their existing ‘too big too fail’ financial organizations with those from the non-bank, non-insurance sector.

    RBI Grants Qualified Counterparty Status to CCIL

    By Editors | 02/01/2014

    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has granted Qualified Central Counterparty (QCCP) status to the Clearing Corporation of India (CCIL). […]

    Japan to Implement Regulation on Financial Benchmarks

    By Editors | 30/12/2013

    The Tokyo Interbank Offered Rate (TIBOR) is likely to be the first benchmark to be regulated following recent study group […]

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